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A select mix of beloved Thai hits. Our editors regularly update this playlist—if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

With the same spirited energy found in their top rock hits, Silly Fools got their career soaring the moment they dropped IQ 180, their first full-length release, in 1998. A valiant work of art, the album quickly identified them as one of Thailand's best new bands. By 2005, Silly Fools were no longer only in the running for the nation's favour—that year, they nabbed the MTV Asia Award for top Thai recording artist. Today their work has broadened from steadied guitar riffs and coursing drum lines to absorb more post-grunge tones, embodying a universal rock that fans can't seem to get enough of.

A bit twee, a bit glam, very catchy and very Thai—welcome to 25 Hours. The five-piece got together in 2009 and within a year became one of the fastest-rising bands in Thailand. Tracks from their self-titled debut album topped the Thai charts for several weeks and they've bagged Fat Music Awards in the Most Popular Band and Best Album categories. The fun-loving, joyful songs of 25 Hours are synonymous with the group's name, in that everyone has to work, rest and play for 24 hours a day but, if there was an extra hour, it would be reserved for music and creativity.